Grade 7 learners from Lydenburg Primary School joined the EWT to celebrate World Wetlands Day at South Africa’s 30th Ramsar site, De Berg Wetland, to learn about wetland ecosystems and their importance.
In February, two male Wild Dogs were relocated to Rietspruit Game Reserve to bond with females, with hopes of creating a new pack and supporting conservation efforts.
In South Africa, 3.5 tons of poaching snares have been repurposed into jewelry to raise awareness and fund anti-poaching efforts, supporting the fight against wildlife crime.
Lesotho’s youth unite for conservation, linking community cleanups to the survival of the Endangered Bearded Vulture.
Welgevonden Game Reserve’s holding facility has relocated 40 Wild Dogs and reintroduced them to five areas. Now, a new Cheetah-focused expansion funded by Paul L King ensures the best care for future relocations.
The Sand River’s first flood in two years sparked a surge in amphibian activity on EWT’s Medike Reserve. A recent survey recorded 14 frog species, highlighting the ecosystem’s health and biodiversity in this vital Soutpansberg habitat.